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Aeschylus was born in______: 523 B.C.
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Aeschylus died in______: 456 B.C.
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Aeschylus was an ancient ______ Tragedian: Greek
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_____ is often described as “The Father of Tragedy”: Aeschylus
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Only ______ of Aeschylus’ estimated 70-90 plays survived and there is a longstanding debate regarding one of his plays “Prometheus Bound”, which some believe to be written by his son Euphorion: 7
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Aeschylus was probably the first dramatist to present plays as a trilogy: Aeschylus
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Who wrote “Oresteia”? Aeschylus
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The inscription on Aeschylus’ graveyard signifies the primary importance of______: Belonging to the City
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The 7 survived tragedies of Aeschylus are______: “The Persians” (472 BC), “Seven Against Thebes” (407 BC), “The Suppliants” (463 BC), “Oresteia” trilogy and “Prometheus Bound” (authorship is disputed).
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Oresteia trilogy consists of three tragedies named______: “Agamemnon”, “The Libation Bearers” and “The Eumenides”
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Aristotle claimed that ______ added the Second actor (deuteragonist) to the Greek stage: Aeschylus